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010			_a156023850X _bpbk. : alk. paper
035			_a(OCoLC)30896142
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100			_a20100909d1995 u y0undy50 ba
101	0		_aeng
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200			_aSailors and sexual identity _ecrossing the line between "straight" and "gay" in the U.S. Navy _fSteven, Zeeland _bTexte imprimé
210			_aNew York _cHaworth Press _d1995
215			_axxi, 296 p. _cill. _d23 cm
225	0		_aHaworth gay and lesbian studies
330			_aIn Sailors and Sexual Identity, author Steven Zeeland talks with young male sailors - both gay- and straight-identified- about ways in which their social and sexual lives have been shaped by their Navy careers. Despite massive media attention to the issue, there remains a gross disparity between the public perception of “gays in the military” and the sexual realities of military life. The conversations in this book reveal how known “gay” and “straight” men can and do get along in the sexually tense confines of barracks and shipboard life once they discover that the imagined boundary between them is not, in fact, a hard line.
601	0	1	_aUnited States _bNavy _xGays _2lc
606			_3027237486 _aMarins _3050546430 _xHomosexuels _3027225488 _yEtats-Unis _2rameau
606			_aSailors _xSexual behavior _yUnited States _2lc
606			_aGays _yUnited States _xIdentity _2lc
606			_aGay sailors _yUnited States _2lc
610			_agay studies
610			_ala Marine des Etats-Unis
610			_ahomosexualité dans des contextes militaires
676			_a306.766 _v22
700		1	_3248899171 _aZeeland _bSteven _4070
801		3	_aFR _bAbes _c20200904 _gAFNOR